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|   Great tips guys.  One tip I like is to try and minimize the amount of flow going through the sump.  The faster the water is travelling through your sump because of a large return pump the less time your equipment has to clean the water.  Also with things like my skimmer, Phosban reactors, ozone reactors, fluvals, etc. try to push the water from the return or middle chamber in your sump and return it to the overflow chamber.  This way you're able to recirculate the water and your polishing already polished water even moreso. 
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|   Here's a tip I've just figured out today: you're supposed to keep your hands out of the tank if you have a skimmer, but there's some cases where you can't help it. you can get arm length gloves, or I found just now, that you can rinse your arms real well with real hot water before putting them in the tank. It takes most of the oils off your skin, so it doesn't drive the skimmer crazy. edit: oh! and don't epoxy a coral that you're planning to grow big on a tiny rock. I still don't know what I'm going to do about this one toadstool glued on the rock tighter than a... um... never mind lol. 
				__________________ Everything I put in my tank is fully dependant on me. Last edited by kwirky; 09-12-2006 at 04:55 PM. | 
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